SS2: GOVERNMENT - 2ND TERM
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Local Government Administration | Week 14 Topics
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Structure of Local Government | Week 27 Topics|1 Quiz
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Structure of Local Government in Nigeria
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Evolution of Local Government in Nigeria
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Sources of Funds of Local Governments
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How to Improve Revenue Base of Local Government
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Relationship between Local, State and Central Governments
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Control of Local Government
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Theory Questions - Structure of Local Government
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Structure of Local Government in Nigeria
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Local Government Reforms | Week 35 Topics|1 Quiz
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Pre-Colonial Political Administration In Nigeria | Week 4, 5 & 66 Topics|3 Quizzes
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The System of Government in Pre-Colonial Administration In Hausa/Fulani, Igbo and Yoruba Land
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Structure of Pre-Colonial Governments
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Features of Pre-Colonial Political Administration in Nigeria, Hausa/Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo
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Roles of Political Institutions in the Traditional Societies
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Comparison of Different Pre-Colonial Administrations in Nigeria (Hausa/Fulani, Yoruba, and Igbo)
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Theory Questions - Pre-Colonial Political Administration In Nigeria
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The System of Government in Pre-Colonial Administration In Hausa/Fulani, Igbo and Yoruba Land
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Colonialism | Week 75 Topics
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British Colonial Administration in Nigeria I | Week 84 Topics|1 Quiz
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British Colonial Administration in Nigeria II | Week 95 Topics|1 Quiz
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Indirect Rule Policy: Meaning and Features
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Reasons for Adoption of Indirect Rule
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Advantages, Disadvantages of Indirect Rule and Why Educated Elites Opposed Indirect Rule System
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Why Indirect Rule Succeeded in Northern Nigeria, Partial Succeeded in Western Nigeria and Failed in Eastern Nigeria
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Theory Questions - British Colonial Administration in Nigeria II
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Indirect Rule Policy: Meaning and Features
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French Colonial Administration | Week 108 Topics|1 Quiz
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French Territories in West Africa
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Policy of Assimilation
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The Administrative Structure in French West Africa
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Policy of Association
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Why Nationalist Activities Were Slow In French West Africa
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Importance of the Brazzaville Conference of 1944 to Constitutional Development of French West Africa
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Comparison between French and British Colonial Administrative Policies
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Theory Questions - French Colonial Administration
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French Territories in West Africa
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Leadership and Followership | Week 118 Topics
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Leadership and a Leader
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Qualities of a Good Leader
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Importance of Good Leadership
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Meaning of Followership, Follower, and Types of Followership
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Qualities of a Good Follower
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Importance of Good Followership and Leadership
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Consequences of Bad Leadership and Followership
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Theory Questions - Leadership and Followership
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Leadership and a Leader
Positive Effects of Colonialism
Topic Content:
- Positive Effects of Colonialism
(i) It introduced Western education in West Africa as the missionaries and colonial administration established schools.
(ii) The missionaries established health centres and hospitals. They tried to develop the Health Sector in Africa and established centres for infectious diseases such as leprosy and tuberculosis.
(iii) Colonialism helped in the establishment of large modern states or Political units. Africans lived in small autonomousAutonomy is the control or government of a country, organization, or group by itself rather than by others. More communities, Kingdoms, or emirates in the north. It was not until after the scramble for Africa and the Berlin Conference that large modern states were established in Africa.
(iv) Modern Political Institution and Government: Colonialism came with French and British Colonial administration in West Africa. These helped to develop and strengthen political institutions and native authorities in the colonies.
(v) It put to a stop some evil traditional practices such as the killing of twins etc. This facilitated social development.
(vi) The colonials introduced their legal system in their colonies. This improved the African legal system. To date, the British legal code is part of Nigerian law.
(vii) Colonialism established and promoted trade relationships between the colonial masters and their former colonies. Some had a common monetary policyCentral banks use monetary policy to manage economic fluctuations and achieve price stability, which means that inflation is low and stable. More.
(viii) There were close ties, especially Political and Social ties between the colonial masters and their colonies. Most colonies colonized by Britain are members of the Commonwealth of Nations. They all enjoy the benefits.
(ix) British and French colonial administration improved communication and transportation systems in West Africa. They built roads, railways, post offices, and telegraph facilities.
(x) It facilitated democracy and civil liberties principles such as self-determinationThis is the process by which a group of people form their own state and choose their own government. More of the people, rule of law, civil liberties, political parties, etc. These principles were exposed to colonies.